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 1       I, IV      |        as foreigners, they were easily induced to separate. And
 2       I, XXIV(43)|        our author, and they can easily be identified by any readers
 3       I, XXVII   |         ripe, and thus the fire easily caught, while the vines
 4       I, XLVI    |     mode of reckoning which may easily be perceived in these Books
 5      II, VII     |    except. the king. Darius was easily persuaded to that, through
 6      II, XII     |         I confess that I cannot easily perceive with what kings
 7      II, XII     |          as was to be expected, easily captivated his whole mind
 8      II, XIII    |        The barbarous prince Was easily persuaded, and an edict
 9      II, XV      |   otherwise situated, they will easily be conquered. Upon this,
10      II, XVI     |      surpassing beauty, she had easily impressed the Persian. Accordingly,
11      II, XVIII   |      diseased with avarice, was easily persuaded. Accordingly,
12      II, XXI     |     regarded nothing as sacred, easily were induced to give up
13      II, XLI     | unfaithful doctrines; and these easily got the upper hand with